Film posters are an outlier in the movie advertising matrix. “When the trailers are no longer played and the promotional campaign winds down, the poster remains,” outlines Poster House, the New York ...

Sometimes you don’t even need to see the trailer to know what a movie is all about. Sometimes, all you need is to just look at the poster. With its roots in vaudeville and carnival advertising ...

NEW YORK — Close your eyes and try to think of particular movie posters. Do any come to mind? Maybe “Vertigo” (1958) or “West Side Story” (1961) or “Jaws” (1975) or “The Shining ...

Now her work is being exhibited at Poster House in Manhattan. By Erik Piepenburg The killer’s knife, a woman cowering before it. This was typical horror movie box cover stuff before 1991 ...